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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21

The court stood adjourned during
the day, and ail the officials were in
Dallas attending the funeral of Mrs,
Cabcil.
DISTRICT COURT
The evidence IN the Howard Tim.
plcman case ha, not yet been finish.
cd
The Bartow-Belo libel suit wa, set
tor to-day 1t will probably be com.
mcnccd this afternoon.
COUNTY COURT
T. y. johnson, the colorcd -chool.
master, who was charged with an
aggravated assault upon one OF his
female pupils, was acquitted,
llouseman amt Sheely, the
two railroad men who we're
indicted on the charge of
OF stealing - from the cash drawer
a. Roscnt'clts lunch stand were &C.
quilted. In the case the state failed
to prove that tho money which the
men were accused OF taking was Of
any value.
Marion Brooks, colored man who
was IN jail charged with three iudict-
meut for playing craps pleaded gull.
" and wac lined SO in each case
usELL,s AITEuI
Evans Adams the negro who 1t
tempted 10 escape last Monday and
gave the officers such chase wa,
giycna preliminary examination 20.
day aud was relcaseia- there Wa nor
sufficient evidence against him
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21

on AT THROUGH TRAINS BETWEtN
Galveston Fort Worth, Gainesville.
Free To Passengers holding hrSt-cInss
ticEcts from Galveston or HOus.
ton Ia Fort worth. GatnesviIlc
ur Dallas. or from II worth,
Gainesville or Dallas 10
Galveston or Houston
TO and from intermediate points
100 miles or less. - cents; 100 to $50
miles, % cents; over 200 miles, - cts
New Coaches Splendid Equipment
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21

The court stood adjourned during
the day, and all the officials were in
Dallas attending the funeral of Mrs,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21

fired 10y his own hands with suicidal
intent, The man ha, never been
identified, no Inquiries have been re.
ceived from abroad about him
whether be came TO Marlin on the
train, horseback. or walked into the
town, il unknown. IL it was suicide
the plan for suppressing ali traces OF
identity was well laid, aud the grave
will probably never give up the Sc.
cret.
Rev. Harry Cas,ils will hold ser.
vices at the Episcopal church every
night this week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21
mo ANrl.rKoMBIrloNIsrs

THE AUTHORIZATIONS
have issued q call for a county conveu-
ton, 20 be held in Marlin on next sat
urday. The sntis are beginning to
work like beavers and viii have "a
large following in this county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21

Dcane, photographer. south FINN.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
This Means Us.

Washburn Times: The issue of the Bis.
mdrck Daily Tribune of last Tuesday was
handsome eight page edition, chock full
of news in regard to the great territory. 1t
gave short history of Dakota's birth and
growth; the names and terms of its diff.
ferent governors and delegates to congress;
the names of the members of the first terri.
torial legislature. as we'll as the names with
short biographies of the members of that
now in session; official reports of territorial
officials and institutions; and lots more OF
the same tenor. 1t is such number as
would do credit, even on q special occasion
to the first newspaper establishment in the
land, and the Times trusts that the enter
prise and spirit of its indomitable publisher
will find at least slight recompense in
proper appreciation of his efforts by those
for whom he labors, if not in pecuniary
ratnrnS
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
Elk Point.

Elk POINT, OAK, Jan. 12.-[Special]-
Mr.. Meehan. (democrat). J. resident of about
five m 'nths' standing, received this morn
ing an appointment as postmaster instead
OF James Flannrry (also democrat and
appointed under Cleveland), and all day
groups of citizens have held Indignation
meetings over the matter. 1t appears by
inquiry that aft llvitS have been used to
secure the app ointment, which were not
signed by the persons whose names they
bear, and petition, signed by most of the
business men pere. has been telegraphed to
Washington to stop proceedings in the
matter until definite Information can be
gained and sent on. The result cannot be
plainly forseen, for, although there seems
to have been a little jugglery in the mat
ter, there has been cause for criticism of
the present postmaster, as he has left the
Office entirely to his brothers.
Last fall man by the name of Mitchell,
living just out of Elk Point, was impris-
Oned for beating his wife, and since his re-
lease has so ill-treated her that she re-
Gently left him and went to her brother in
Omaha. A few days since this brother
came to Elk Point and carried off his Sis
ter's children. which caused Mitchell to
have him arrested in Sioux City, but as no
warrant has been procured against him
here, it is thought that he Will be released.
Mitchell is a brutal character and has the
sympathy of no one.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
LEGISLATIV LORE. !.
s[Continued from Third Page.l

minority Of counties would be greatly dam
aged, which lie couldn't see.
Mr.. BUGART held that the relief he Sug-
gested would be greater than under the
bill as it then stood; and would still COM
pei those able to pay, to pay. $I35. 5s3%l485
Mr.. BOGERT asked if the treasurer could
not send out the sheriff to enforce payment
OF personal taxes from che day they became
MI. CAIN thought that general revenue
bill would be enacted in which it would be
proper to reduce the penalty and that
would be in time, for iG would go into effect
before June list. 5EiG 5*"tEg
Mr.. BOGERT: But that is only proposed.
We do not know it will be law.
MI. GRLGSBY thought the gentlemen
supporting the bill should go with them
asked.
Mr.. SHELDON, of Hand, spoke of school
taxes, saying that the warrants would
draw interest and the accumulating inter,
est on them would not be provided for. The
school teachers, he said, could not we'll
Mr.. MCCU MBER. referring to the diff
ferences of opinion developed here as indi-
eating greater chances of delay in the more
numerous body. The relief needed must
be speedy. The object was to meet an
emergency. 1t would take more time for
6Cr1k1ng OUT the penalty. imam TO pass the
bill as liz, which gives present relief.
Mr.. WELLS opposed the amendment.
Mr.. .WASHABAUGH said this matter of
collecting taxes was important to the gov
ernment as well as to poor taxpayers.
This bill would prove a hardship
In his district, for those in public
employ or otherwise depending on
prompt payment of taxes. March LIST they
have $50 900 to pay-and for the credit of
Lawrence county and its people the mDnev
should be paid when due. Two years ago
they were obliged to borrow money to pay
the interest on their county indebtedness.
Besides the pDstponement then of the de-
linqnent period confused the people, and
their hardships the following year from
becoming unWittingly delinquent more
than balanced all the benefits of the act.
Mr.. BOGERT thought the penalty did not
affect tax collections.
B The amendment proposed by Mr.. Bogert
was rejected; ayes, 7; noes, Is.
The report of the revenue committee was
then adopted and their bill passed; ayes,
IL; noes, o.
It was agreed that the special order (the
governors message) should stand over un-
til the pamphlet copies are delivered by the
printer.
Notices of committee meetings were
given, and the council then adjourned to 2
p. m, Tuesday.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
A Genial Restorative.

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are emphatic-
ally genial restorative. The changes which
this great botanic remedy produces in the
disordered Organization are always agree
ably, though surely progressive, never abrupt
and violent. On this account it is admirably
adapted to persons of delicate constitution
and weak nerves, TO " hom the powerful min
eral drugs are positively injurious. That it
initiates those processes which result in the
re.establishment of healthful vigor is con-
spicuously shown in cases where it is taken
to overcome that fruitful cause of debility,
biiousness and Constellation. % ThSroassh s Win din
gestion, regular evacuation and abundant
secre ion, are results which promptly and in
variably attend its systematic use. 1t Is. be-
sides, the best protective against malaria,
aud q frst-rate diuretic.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
First Iubtication Dec. 81, 1861
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, OAK, }
Dacnmhar u 1903

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, DAk..}
December "a, 1886.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and thst said proof will be riade be-
fore the register and receiver, at BiEmarck, Oak,
on February 7. 1887, viz:
HERBERT w. HATCH,
Wogansport, Dak., for the n Q u section "a,
township III n, range 80 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz;
Gust w. johnson, OF Painted Woods, Oak,
Ole johnson, Peter Ersti ON and III. r. Wogan,
all OF Wogansport, Oak.
. JOHN A. REA, Register.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

Is; noes, 26. .55 4.
Mr.. PRUITT moved to adjourn.
Mr. WILLIAMS: !, "The motion is out Of
The chair sustained the point of order.
| a LATE SESSION. MI
At7:45, Mr.. STEWART of Fall River
moved once more to dispense with further
proceedings under call of the house. @
At the suggestion of some one, an in
formal roll call was first had to see ii all
the members were present.
The call of the roll on the motion dis
pense was defeated by tie -22 to %.
At 10 O'clock, Mr.. AIKENS moved that
further proceedings under the call of the
! house be dispensed with.
Seconded by Mr.. PRUITT.
The SPEAKER: The sergeant-at.arms
will 60 to the refreshment room and notify
the two members there, and also the mem
bers in the hail."
The sergeant-at-arms having returned,
the speaker ordered an informal call Of the
roll, to see if the members were pres
ent.
All having responded but the four, the
speaker ordered the call of the roll on the
motion to dispense with further proceed
ings under the rule, which was defeated;
ayes, %; nays, 81.
Mr.. AIKENS: II now move to adjourn
Seconded. s.u5... ',.,.
Mr.WILLIAMS:" II rise to point of order.
The motion is out of order. | call the at
| tentiOn Of the speaker to rule three, and
will read it. Reads.] That is the law of
this body. It needs no explanation. 1t IS
plain English language. It says that no
motion can be entertained except a motion
to dispense with further proceedings under
the call.''
heSPEAKER said: "Earlier in the even
the special rules adopted Saturday motion
to adjourn was not in order under these
exceptional circumstances. see no reason
now to change that opinion. and l must
rule that motion to now adjourn Is not in
order"
Mr.. AIKENS: 'Mr. Speaker, 1 appeal
from the decision of the chair.''
Mr.. FLETCHER: :Mr. Speaker. I Sec
Ond the appeal"
Mr.. SULLIVAN: "Mr. Speaker, call
for the ayes and nays"
The roll being called. there were % aves
and q nays. so the appeal was not sus-
tanned. .,
Mr.. STEWART of Fall River: "NIr.
speaker, move that further proceedings
under the call of the house be dispensed
with" Seconded.
The roll being called there were ayes, %;
| noes, also the motion was lost.
Mr.. STEWART: Il move that we ad-
journ."
Mr.. PRUITT: II second the motion"
Mr.. WILLIAMS: '.And I make the
same point"
The chair sustained the point.
Mr.. STEWART: II appeal from the de-
cision! Of the chair, and read rule 49,"
Reads the rule
The appeal was seconded. and the roll
being called there were ayes, q; noes, %;
and the speaker said: 'sThe decision of the
char is not sustained, and motion to ad-
Mr.. AIKENS: II move that we now ad-
journ." Seconded by Mr.. Pruitt.
Mr.. WILLIAMS: II call for the ayes and
nays"
The roll being called there were ayes, %;
nays, 81; the speaker voting in the affirma-
tive, so the motion prevailed.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
First publication Jan. IA, 1851
PROBATE NOTICE.

TsaR1Toh2 ~ oP ED, DAEoTA' In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Robert B. Mason.
deceased. -
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FRANK
~ J. Mason has filed with the Judge of this
ist alton of the estate of Robert B. Mason, de-
ceased, and that Monday, the 21st day of Febru-
ary, 1887, at 10 o'clock NJ. OF said day. being a
day of special term of this court, at the Office
of the Judge of Probate in the city of Bismarck,
in the county of irleigh, has been set for hear
ing said p.titition. wnen and where any person
interested may appear and show cause why the
said petition should not he granted. -, =
Dated Bismarck, Jan. 1s, 1857.
G. B. LITTLR,
Probate Judge.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
portion of South Dakota which was ig-
nored secure a good working majority.
THE EVENING SESSION. I

-l I Z +. q
AS will be seen by the detailed report in
another column, the house remained in ses-
sion under call OF the house until l1:SO
O'clock last evening. and would have been
in session yet had it not been for the ac-
combination on the motion to adjourn, or
had it been known that Mr.. Hawk, OF Cass
county, arrived on the bplated train and
was enjoying rest at his room while his
friends were in need of his presence at the
capitol. When the house cOnvenes this af-
ternOOn the members will all he present,
and the strength of the respective forces
will be shown by a vote upon the motion
now pending to reconsider the vote by
which the committee of the whole adopted
the report of the committee on rules.
He PUT THEN ON THE LIST.
The following is very interesting column
of names for Mr.. Crosse and his friends to
.peruse, inasmuch as the 'sIndian affairs"
is about as important committee as he
has trusted upon them.
A. NJ. Cook, Sargent. -
II. J. Mallory, D ckey. a=-
w. J Hawk, Cass. ~
J. II. Barnham, Gass. -.
L. M. Elliott, iansOm.
R. Med ,nell, Barnes.
D. w Sp,ag 10. Steele.
d. 81. A ,am-, Gr ggs.
". +, Fellows Grand Forks.
L. O. Wynn III, Grand Forks.
d. W. Ensign, R,mS y.
Donald St .wart, Walsh. 81
John Bidlake, Cavalier.
John Ely, Rolette.
F. M. Shook, Be- son.
-. 8 DOdds, Nelson.
E. A. Williams, Burleigh.
+. Greene. Motion.
J. G. Jones, Char es Mix.
c. L. Mi tmore, Hanson.
T. + MantZer, d .vison.
John Hobart. Moody.
VIM. Berry, Clark.
B. q. Sullivan. Aurora.
W. II. Rugeles, Edmuuds.
If the reader will count these names he
will see hat there are Is, and by anothe
little arithmetical effort he will see that 25
is majority ct 48, the number of votes in
the house. These names are referred {,
Speaker Crosse so that by comparing them
with his list of committees he will know
what he has done for majority of the
body over which he presides. The reader
will do we'll to watch the smoke of the
gentlemen named.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
EstraY Notice.

Came to my hay stack, December S0th.
eight miles north Of Bismarck, on Burnt
creek bottoms, one dark iron gray mare
pony, between and years old. Owner
can have the same by proving property
and paying charges. Nm. Cook.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
When Very Young Children

Are deprived of their natural nourish-
ment, it is difficult to procure a
proper substitute therefor: hence the
alarming mortality among infants. Mel
Inns Food, which is recommended by
the highest medical authorities, has been
prepared to meet this very want. @
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
Advice to Mothers.

ways be used for children teething. 1t
sooths the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrh9a. Twenty-Five cents Q
bottle e &
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

Sioux Falls Press: What are the poor
declares, with 80 help me God," that he
is here only to do what shall be for the
best interests of the people of the whole
territory?
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

A nasal injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price fifty
cents. For sale by II. Brandt, druggist.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
A Fatal shooting.

Word reached this city Monday tina
Dave Brown, saloon keeper, at Mingus-
vile, NJ. r. shot and killed Dick Smith, a
cow boy, last Saturday afternoon. The
details, as learned, are as follows: Satur-
day afternoon Smith went to Brown
and told him if he did not open the safe
and give him $25 that he would shoot him.
In spite of Smiths threatening, Brown re-
fused to give him the money. He then
told he would try to get it from the store,
but if unsuccessful he should return and
have ''money or blood" from Brown. When
he returned Brown had procured double
ba1relled shotgun, and when Smith drew
his revolver IN him, Brown discharged
both barrels at him, shooting him through
the body, and then struck him on the head
with the butt of the gun.
"Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume; price twenty-five and fifty cents.
For sale by II. Brandt, druggists.
Shilch's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whOoping cough and bronchitis.
For sale by H. Brandt, druggist.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have a nrintp0 0uarantAp on every hottie
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
Steele.

STEELE, OAK, Jan. l4.-[Special.] Snow
is two feet on alevel throughout the county;
said to be the heaviest fall ever known
here.
The Herald was published for the last
time on the 9th inst.
The Ozone was made the official paper at
the last meeting of the county commits
sioners. Everyone is pleased at the way
the new board confines itself to business.
Assistant Postmaster L. G. Green is
spending few weeks with friends and
relatives in Minnesota.
G. H. Cook. county surveyor, left for the
effete east last night. and will return early
in the spring.
A number of our citizens expect to visit
Bismarck shortly and help the legislature
out, if they are not Barred from doing so.
Colonel and Mrs. Steele are visiting in
st. Paul. 1t is rumored that the colonel
will make a fortune on his patent car
heater. His friends here all hope it is a
fact. l
Redaeld.
REDF1ELD, Jan. 12.-[Special.] 1.-The
committee appointed to select a location
for the Congregational college in central
Dakota, have decided, by vote, eleven to
nine. to locate it at Red field. Several small
towns in Sphinx and adjoining counties
made very generous offers of lands and
moneys to secure the prize, but were re-
jected on account Of the more central loca-
ton and larger financial inducements made
by the citizens Of this place.
Several brick business blocks will be
built on Humboldt street and Franklin av-
| enue as soon as weather will permit.
The Odd Fellows will hold a public in
! stallati0n of officers at AndersOn's hail,
Friday night, to be followed by dance.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

90, Cal. 10000
Henry LAHORE, Holbrook, Mass. 5,OOv
b Frank burpee, q Granite St., South
j. n. smith, @ n Port Monroe va s0 s9W
Mrs, g GoIdsi,h =, III North Wells st.,
J. Disa1e, Philadsiphia, Pa............ ... 100
JAS. J. :rinchey, cor. Clara and Perdido
:, Sts;, New Orr ieant, La ~. l20O
Bank Of CONNER E, Kansas ] City, Mo-. 1865 1865
W D: Wacenuit, Montgomery, Ala. 1,20O
Mill }. IA r. COncOrdia, has,: .:......... 1,2UO
Jno. NJ. Mason. Kans City, Mo-. l,2UO
DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER, ii. 1885.
Isaac Wilmarth. Deerfeld, New York 1900
Alex. Mahon, Carson Vi v, New. ....... $4,000
2sth st, bet. and X, N. W. Washington,
Geo. VI. Foach, os cola Iowa. ...: 1865 1906
Amaro Aranjo Bibeiru, Boston, Mess. -. $1,000
Paul Bunker, Oriental Malahoase, ist 0'
and Brannan Sts., San Francisco, Cal. 15,c00
Paid Exchange Bank of Dial as. Texas. !. 10000
!. - Il. Lee, Philadelphia Pa: 10000
Lasarp = Y yils, Z s,,,. a,: S; New YORK 1900
l.. L. Fo!se. care H. B. OLSON & Co.. so su-
peG5ior hsisuGs st Sex Orleans N.too. 5000
Bank, for depositor there. ........... 5000
d. RBsntieX e iGuxili9 Honduras, CA so
Il. G. iced, Portland, Oak. 1900
DRAWING OF OGTOeER l2, 1885.
VIM. H. Turner, 2s6 Randolph st. Chi
cago. Ills. .................... 1900
Chas. ). Herman. Muskego, Mich. ........ 15.U0
J. n. Low, jamestown, Dak. ............ 15,OOU
Lesndop, end Paris @ and American Bank Gtd) nm
a. 3. French, 2, Ferry st., New York. ..... 15,0U0
Marca Stone, IS Eddy st., San francisco,
TCA ;;..:..:;....:. 6,NO
=, ont smith 4 Co., .,royille, CAL: :::.: 5000
Collin Kitchen. sls South Cherry st. Rich
r. nV N. %hiteside, Cisco Tex 5SUo s'So
Washington, D. D.t...........,, 5000
Arthur 4 i. Barnsby, 81 North St., Boston: 500
z. w. jackson, Brownsville Tenn. ....... 1000
Dow Boyett, Mojaye, Cal l............ 2.UOO
Farmers Drovers Bank, Louisville Ky.. 2.00U
Wells Fargo d o.s Bank, San rancisco 2.0uO
BOYD S'orwlck. Mascontah, Ills 1,2G0
60, Ills. 1900
9 II. = Graves, tarthnge. N. C............. 1900
VIM: T: ttidgwny, New York ........... 1900
e. H. Smith, 12 W. Esd St., New York w 1,200
DRAWING OF NovEMBEEe 9, 1885.
ElizH j PETERSON s. Moulton Ne St, Boston $1,000
~ Orleans IA; ......;: .;:......:......... 5000
1; l.. PindeiI, heene. ky........:....... 15,LO0
Chas. 0: Ekholm, 1853 Townsend st., Chi
Mrs \. Kinsey, Manchester. Va, through
The State Bank of Virginia, Richmond. 5000
cisco. Cal: ................. 5000
Henry l.. Valencia, San Francisco, CAL. 5000
Tex. ................' . 5000
W. NJ. Brown, Boston, Mass. ....... 5000
Anglo Cal fornian Bank, San Francisco 1900
Z: Rocco, ockton, Cal. 1900
VIM. Tonkin, s N Jose, al............ al 1900
Jas. K. Dozier, Cairo Ills. 12OO
Daniel McColl, New York go: :...:..... 1870
West s4th It. New York =: ...'.... w 1900
Wells: Fargo q Co.'s Bank, San Francisco 1,2.O
&: Heidenrich, care of G. q. Grafenstall,
f,an
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

For full particulars of the ne1t Grond Monthly
DraaD,'ag, see scheme in another column of this
paper to-day.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

2179 Prizes, amounting 1856 600
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the office of the company in New Orle,ns
FOR 19rther lnformat!on write Gle arly, giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange in or
binary letter. Currency by Express (at our ex-
pense) addressed
NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN, Washington d O.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
DRAWING OF APRIL IS, 1886.

Theodore Leutz, Williams Court. Bos-
ton. Mass. ~
Ernst ANTI, 32l Baronne ST., New Orleans,
La. ................ 10,O
John Daste, Clara and Calliope sLs., NV
Ole ms, La ........................ 15,C
osd g. French, Coiesburg, Ky. .......... sc
Henry Lott, Patterson, N. ............. sc
John H. Minning, Lake Shore u Michigan
Southern K. t., Toledo, Ohio: .......... sc
Joseph Placet, 716 ase st., Davenport,
Iowa. ...................... sc
Jose H. Pratt. Guatemala, e. A. ......... s..
Miss Annie Burke, Washington, D. Co.,. &c
Christ Haase, Washburn, Ill. ........... 2.t
Miss NJ. Mueller, s96 Division st., Chi
cago ........................ &c
F. b. Chance, Paradise, New. ~
Texas Express company, Galveston. Tex. 2,t
j. B. Beattie, 1888 Washington ST., Brook
lyn, N; Y...,: ;..... :;;..,;;.... IL
Gustav Wangeling. Pinckneyville, H.. L.
G.. H. Loeb, New York Observation-Disclosures. IL
Ira Anderson, New York. .................. IL
Fred Bode, Arenzville, In................ IL
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
DIR WING OF MARCH 16, 1886

August Wiberg, 1431 South 10th st., Oma-
ha, Neb. :: ..;.,...., ....,....:.
Merchants National bank, cincinnati. o.
Ex-Supervisor Arthur M. Ebbitts, llS Sac
ramento st., San Francisco, al........
Captain James Garvin, of Garvin g. Co.,
San Francisco, Cal. ....................
Wells, Fargo u Co.'s bank, San rran isco
Olaf Anderson, Al Chestnut st., SanFran-
ClSCO, Cd1
Fred Welp. montgomery and Clay sts.,
San Francisco. Cal.
w. G. Colmery, Kosciusko, Miss .........
W. a. Thomas, collected through Bank
of Livermore, l.ivermore, Cal ......
John Graves, il8 E 10th st., New York;.
C. kurtz, Cincinnati, o.. O...................
G. l.. Young, London, Ky. ...............
J. C. Martin, st. Helena, Cal. al.............
Canal bank, New orleans, La. ;..:.::....
e. B. Moore, 81 N. I'd st., Pittstield, Mass.
Wells fargo " Co. 3 bank, San Francisco
Miss AdeIia Pawelson, with Nine. Ouer,
milllner, Taylor st., San Francisco, Cal.